The end of Web 2.0

The substantial difference between the current Web 2.0 and the future Web 3.0 is very clear in this image shared by @threespeak: the possessive adjective your and the pronoun you will replace the current decision mechanism that in web 2.0 it is associated with the possessive adjective and pronoun their!

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In the current chain that makes up the internet world, the user is at the bottom of the queue, although he is the person who generates the success of the internet and its platforms or applications. The real value of each of us is minimized, not to use heavier words, and is marginalized in a small part of the system, while the big bosses of the companies that offer services generate billions of dollars in turnover. Despite the precious reserve that each of us has, we are treated exactly like numbers, sometimes deluding ourselves that we are important, but in reality they are encouraging us to do more, the aim is always to monetize each of us.

To demonstrate this, large companies use and leverage our data as they please. Unwanted advertisements, banners everywhere, spam on our emails or mobile numbers. Privacy is very weak indeed. Companies, in addition to monetizing on our content, sell the data to other companies, continuing to accumulate capital without our knowledge. Then they use the tool of censorship when a user touches sensitive topics, not for the majority of us users but only for the interests of the companies themselves. We are trapped inside a circle but @spknetwork is our way out.

The decentralization of the internet clearly demonstrates how attention must be focused on the community that makes up a particular social media or application, allowing free speech and building a rewards system that satisfies users, deserving of the success of a project. Everyone's wealth is the wealth of a project. @spknetwork finally allows users to keep their data and videos through the decentralization of the data themselves, that is to record a piece of each data in the devices of the computers connected to the network, guaranteeing the impossibility that the data is destroyed or intercepted.

SPK represents the new frontier of the web in which the user is the master of his data, his credentials and his contents. The larger the community that will be part of the system, the less chance there is of tampering with this data. This is the fundamental concept of decentralization. Each of us is a guarantee of the security of Web 3.0, and that responsibility is rewarded by the rewards system. The times when accounts are disabled without warning are coming to an end. SPK is coming

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